Bill Loupée Class: Senior Hometown: Bloomfield, Mich. Last College: Cedar Rapids (USHL) Height / Weight: 5-10 / 183 Position: Forward Birthdate: 09/21/1984 Shoots: Right

2007-08
Played in 26 of the RedHawks' 42 games ... saw time in 18-of-28 CCHA matchups ... scored three goals and handed out three assists ... posted a +10 mark ... received only one penalty and two minutes of penalty time ... made his goals count with one coming on the power play and two counting as game winners ... both of his game-winning goals came in conference play ... scored his last game-winner against Bowling Green Jan. 5.

2006-07
Appeared in 34 of 42 games for the RedHawks ... scored one goal and four assists ... netted his second collegiate goal in a 6-3 setback at Michigan (Oct. 19) ... contributed his first multi-assist and multi-point effort as a RedHawk in in a 3-0 win over Bowling Green (Oct. 28) ... chipped in one assist in a 3-3 stalemate at Alaska and another in a 5-3 victory at Robert Morris (Feb. 17) ... posting a career-best +2 rating versus Bowling Green (Oct. 28).

2005-06
Skated in nine games for the RedHawks before being sidelined due to an illness ... tallied his first collegiate point in his second career game, a 4-0 win over Wayne State (Oct. 9) at the Lefty McFadden Invitational ... scored his first career goal on Dec. 29 versus Rensselaer at the Ohio Hockey Classic ... was +4 on the season and did not earn a minus rating in any of the games he played ... Miami went 7-1-1 when he was in the lineup.

Prior to Miami
Played two seasons in the United States Hockey League for the Cedar Rapids Roughriders ... tallied 19 points on four goals and 19 assists in 2004-05 for Cedar Rapids ... team won the USHL's regular-season and playoff championships in 2004-05 ... scored two goals in the final series of the USHL playoffs ... in 2003, played for Team Planet Hockey USA in the Czech Republic.

Personal
Majoring in finance ... son of Rob and Maggie Loupee ... played with current RedHawk Raymond Eichenlaub and former RedHawk Alec Martinez in Cedar Rapids.